Everything below is how the service actually works today. If something isn't answered here, call or message us — a person will reply.
Order before 2pm Nepal time and we start preparing the same day. After that, preparation moves to the next morning. Every lead time below is counted from the day preparation starts.
| Area | Earliest arrival | Delivery fee |
|---|---|---|
| Biratnagar | 2 daysif ordered now: Friday 18 September | $5.00 |
| Chitwan | 2 daysif ordered now: Friday 18 September | $4.00 |
| Kathmandu Valley | Same dayif ordered now: Wednesday 16 September | Free |
| Pokhara | 1 dayif ordered now: Thursday 17 September | $3.00 |
You choose the delivery date and a time slot — morning, afternoon or evening. We send you a photo when the gift is handed over.
Payment is by card, processed by Stripe. Visa, Mastercard and American Express all work, from any country. We never see or store your card details.
Prices are charged in US dollars. The rupee figure shown alongside each price is an indication for the recipient's benefit — your card is charged the dollar amount.
Sending from inside Nepal? Most Nepali-issued cards can't be charged in US dollars. Choose “pay another way” at checkout and we'll arrange it over WhatsApp — usually eSewa, Khalti or a transfer, agreed with you directly. Your order is saved before you message us, so nothing has to be filled in twice.
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What if nobody is home?
Can I choose the exact day it arrives?
Do you write the card message by hand?
Can I send to somewhere outside these areas?
What if something goes wrong?
We're a small team in Kathmandu. If you're unsure about anything before ordering, ask first — we'd rather answer a question than disappoint someone's family.
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